My aunt’s stepson visited Iceland recently and snapped this great shot. While his crew was gearing up to hike a glacier, a six-year-old local girl was pushing her baby doll through the frozen tundra. Because that makes sense.
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Well I guess it is a matter of what you are used to. To her pushing her dolly through snow is normal. Much like Yankees eating fried fish without hushpuppies.
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They DO that? Why??
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I guess you are talking about that hush puppy thing. I have no idea. Indiana has enough South in its heritage to know better; yet not all joints that do fried fish have them. And the farther North you get some folks still confuse the delicious food with an old brand of shoe.
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I was smiling at the bright spot on top of the snow white vista. That little girl is like most children, Kerbey. She doesn’t know there is a Florida so she “makes do,” right? 🙂
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Yep. So many kids like to go out in the cold with hardly any clothes on!
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Awesome in so many ways!
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Love it! Interpretation: baby dolls need some fresh air, once in a while.
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Good point.
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